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622 Greenwich Street, built in the late 1880s as New York City's premier printing press, is now a boutique condominium with 32 loft units. The building offers amenities like a garden, roof deck, and storage, and is located near Hudson River Park, allowing pets, pied-a-terres, and subletting.
622 Greenwich Street dates back to the late 1880s, when it was the premier printing press of New York City. Decades later, it was converted to the Stafford Mews, a boutique condominium with 32 loft units, live-in superintendent service, video intercom, bike storage, and private storage. The building also has a garden and common roof deck, but is only one block from Hudson River Park. Pets, pied-a-terres, and subletting are permitted.
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